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Arcadea (Mastodon, Etc.) Premiere “Fuzzy Planet” Music Video

Arcadea (Mastodon, etc.) have shared an official video for their new song “Fuzzy Planet.” That track will appear on their new album “The Exodus Of Gravity,” which is set to be released on August 22. Core Atoms commented:

“It’s about that first fuzzy feeling you get when you fall in love. Our lead character is recognizing that the spore has gotten in them and they’re starting to change. They’re awakening to all the beauty that’s around.”

Brann Dailor added:

“There’s something really hopeful and uplifting about it from a musical aesthetic. The object was to get a little more dancey and a little more fun. As much as we liked how proggy the last Arcadea album was, it reminded me of what I already do in mastodon. We wanted to explore the idea of doing something different. So, I wanted to really concentrate on groove and dance and embracing the electronic aspect of it.”

“The Exodus Of Gravity” Track Listing:

01. “Dark Star”
02. “Exodus Of Gravity”
03. “Fuzzy Planet”
04. “Lake Of Rust”
05. “Gilded Eye”
06. “2 Shells”
07. “Galactic Lighthouse”
08. “Starry Messenger”
09. “Silent Spores”
10. “The Hand That Holds The Milky Way”
11. “Sparks”
12. “Planet Pounder”

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PostedJuly 1, 2025
AuthorCaeman Amelio
TagsArcadea

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